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An Introduction to Biblical Interpretation (Effective Bible Study)
- 1. Effective Bible Study 2 Timothy 2:15 Read It, Explain It, Apply It Lesson 3 Introduction to Biblical Interpretation
- 2. Effective Bible Study Lesson 1:Who Can Study the Bible? Lesson 2: How to Read the Bible / The Bible’s Theme Lesson 3: Introduction to Biblical Interpretation Lesson 4: Periods of Bible History Lesson 5: Analyzing the Books of the Bible Lesson 6: Analyzing the Bible by Chapter Lesson 7: Biblical Exegesis Lesson 8: Studying Biblical Words Lesson 9: Comparative Bible Study Lesson 10:Topical Bible Study Lesson 11: Meditating On & Teaching the Bible January - March 2016
- 3. Interpreting the Bible answers the question: What does the Bible mean by what it says?
- 4. Six Pitfalls of Interpretation 1. Misreading the text – What does the text actually say? 2. Distorting the text – (Making the text say what you want) 3. Contradicting the text – (Misusing Scripture to authorize sin) 4. Subjectivism – (“What does this mean to you?”) 5. Relativism – (The idea that the meaning changes over time) 6. Overconfidence – The process of interpretation never ends
- 5. Sources of Interpretation Effective Bible Study 2 Timothy 2:15 Read It, Explain It, Apply It 1. Language Gap Illustration: 1 Corinthians 4:1, “minister” 2. Cultural Gap Illustration: Mark & Roman culture 3. Geography Gaps Illustration: “Went up to Jerusalem” • Laodicea Interpreting the Bible means closing some gaps:
- 6. Paul’s Third Journey Acts 18:23-21:16
- 14. Colossae from Laodicea Mt. Cadmus
- 15. Locus River in Colossae
- 16. Sources of Interpretation Effective Bible Study 2 Timothy 2:15 Read It, Explain It, Apply It 4. History Gap Illustration: Pilate during Jesus’ trial Interpreting the Bible means closing some gaps: 1. Language Gap Illustration: 1 Corinthians 4:1, “minister” 2. Cultural Gap Illustration: Mark & Roman culture 3. Geography Gaps Illustration: “Went up to Jerusalem” • Laodicea
- 17. Principles of Interpretation 1. The Literal Principle Understand Scripture in its literal, normal, natural sense. 2. The Historical Principle What did it mean to the people to whom it was spoken or written? 3. The Grammatical Principle Look at the sentence and parts of speech 4. The Synthesis Principle One part of the Bible does not teach something that another part contradicts.
- 18. Assignment Effective Bible Study 2 Timothy 2:15 Read It, Explain It, Apply It Continue working to memorize the themes for each book of the Bible.
- 19. Effective Bible Study 2 Timothy 2:15 Read It, Explain It, Apply It Lesson 3 Introduction to Biblical Interpretation